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Please deliver RSS feeds for all research topics on academia.edu #12849
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I've done the basics. I feel like the language analysis is a little out of scope, and will almost certainly add extra dependencies and probably back end configuration. However, if following an interest/category is all you want. Consider it done (providing the PR is approved) |
* feat: adds academia.edu route #12849 * fixes unused variable * Fixes further formatting issues * Updates namespace name Co-authored-by: Tony <TonyRL@users.noreply.github.com> * updates namespace to meet stndards updates namespace to meet stndards * updates route name to protect further development * adds example * Updates where data is pulled from, adding some extras * fix: add categories ---------
It should be pulling the most recent/newest papers first by default. The URL it pulls is |
Category
Scientific Journal
Website URL
https://www.academia.edu
Website description
Academic papers on various research topics
What content should be included?
There are various research topics available on academia.edu. The complete list of topics can be found at https://www.academia.edu/topics
The below examples show direct links for such topics as Semantic Web, Early Christianity, Content Based Image Retrieval
https://www.academia.edu/Documents/in/Semantic_Web/MostRecent
https://www.academia.edu/Documents/in/Early_Christianity/MostRecent
https://www.academia.edu/Documents/in/Content-Based_Image_Retrieval/MostRecent
Ideally, for each topic there must be a RSS link to facilitate the process of getting regular updates
Since all papers come out in different languages, while every user would normally read only in a few languages, it is also advisable to make a option in order to filter out any results that come out in languages other than the user can read ( I don't know if this is possible yet because this requires an artificial-intelligence engine to process new papers in order to determine the language identifier for each paper)
Additional description
No response
This is not a duplicated rss request
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